Table of Contents for

TCP/IP Network Administration, 3rd Edition

Z

zone files, BIND, Resolvers, and named, The $TTL directive, The $ORIGIN directive, The $INCLUDE directive, The $GENERATE directive, The Data Is Here and the Server Can’t Find It!, Zone File Records, Start of Authority record–Start of Authority record, Name Server record, Address record, Mail Exchanger record, Canonical Name record, Domain Name Pointer record, Responsible Person record, Text record, Host Information record, Well-Known Services record, Server Selection record

$GENERATE directive, The $GENERATE directive

$INCLUDE directive, The $INCLUDE directive

$ORIGIN directive, The $ORIGIN directive

$TTL directive, The $TTL directive

address records, Address record

CNAME records, Canonical Name record

creating, Zone File Records

displaying, The Data Is Here and the Server Can’t Find It!

HINFO records, Host Information record

MX records, Mail Exchanger record

NS records, Name Server record

PTR, Domain Name Pointer record

RP records, Responsible Person record

SOA records, Start of Authority record–Start of Authority record

SRV records, Server Selection record

TXT records, Text record

WKS records, Well-Known Services record

zone statement, A caching-only server configuration, Master and slave server configurations, The zone Statement

named command, The zone Statement

named.conf file, A caching-only server configuration, Master and slave server configurations

zone tables (cache dump files), The zone table section

zone transfers, BIND Configurations

zone-c field (RIPE database), Obtaining an IN-ADDR.ARPA domain

zone-statistics (named), The BIND 9 options statement

zones, BIND: Unix Name Service, BIND Configurations, BIND Configurations, BIND Configurations

caching-only server, BIND Configurations

master name server, BIND Configurations

slave server, BIND Configurations